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Dodd - Big 12 expansion: Ranking the top 10 candidates and breaking down the latest.
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Quote:Another source at a Big 12 school said expansion at this point is "a long putt."
Colleague Jon Solomon pointed out a while ago what has now become a speculative conversation piece within the league. ESPN/Fox could pay the Big 12 not to expand. Any number less than the pro rata amount the rights holders would be contractually bound to pay in expansion would be a net savings. The point is that everything is still on the table.

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(This post was last modified: 08-16-2016 06:16 PM by BamaScorpio69.)
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